I got a hole in my outdoor cushion from a fire pit ember. How can I fix it?
Sherry
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Okay, this may not fit at all for you, but here goes:
Years ago my sister accidently knocked into someone whose lit cigarette burnt a hole in her dress and the other embers left additional scattered holes.
Certainly, we couldn't afford to have the garmet re-woven, so here's what she did-
She went to the fabric store and bought several decorative strawberries and either sewed them on or ironed them on, I forget which.
But you should have seen how cute the dress looked, it covered up the holes and looked great.
For the life of me, I'm having a time remembering exactly what these are called, but I'm sure if you go to a fabric store, or maybe even a craft store, they could help you.
I know they come in all kinds of shapes and sizes and decorate t shirts, clothes, crafts, etc. Forgive my bad memory, please.
Probably, you'd have to buy enough to try and make all of the pillows look fairly identical, but emblems could have a scattered effect. Maybe you could buy some iron on fall leaves, for example, depending on your colors and decor.
Hope this helps a little.
Smoochie
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